Markley One Sumer is the landlord for Crown Castle at this site.
The site was previously operated by Lightower.
| Distance | Site | About |
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| 0.00 miles | DataBank BOS1 |
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| 0.00 miles | Verizon: One Summer |
Markley One Sumer is the landlord for Verizon at this site.
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| 0.04 miles | Markley: One Summer Street |
Markley's One Summer Street is Boston's carrier hotel. The building is the largest multi-tenant telecommunications facility in New England. Home to over 90 different carriers and network providers, One Summer offers clients unlimited bandwidth, high-density connectivity, unsurpassed infrastructure, abundant and reliable power, and true network diversity
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| 0.04 miles | Lumen Boston 1 |
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| 1.21 miles | MicroLink: Boston, MA |
MicroLink is planning to build a data center in Boston, Massachusetts.
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| 1.34 miles | Lumen Boston (1 Main) | |
| 1.62 miles | Lumen Cambridge 1 (300 Bent) |
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| 1.73 miles | Verizon: Cambridge 89 Fulkerson |
Former XO Communications site
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| 1.81 miles | AXCELX Somerville | |
| 1.81 miles | FirstLight Somerville |
Located less than one mile from I-93 on the Boston/Somerville line and at the intersection of multiple redundant fiber networks, ColoSpace Somerville offers a combination of convenience to downtown Boston and Cambridge
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| 1.81 miles | CoreSite Somerville BO1 | |
| 1.81 miles | Internap Boston |
Although Internap is a carrier, the company operates a "carrier neutral" data center. There are a half dozen networks in the site, plus more via the CoreSite Meet-Me-Room
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| 1.91 miles | Evocative Somerville BOS1 |
Datacenter built in 2009 and expanded in 2013
Two (2) Story structure
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| 1.92 miles | Tierpoint Charleston |
Located on the Hood Park campus, TierPoint’s Charlestown data center is a short walk from the Sullivan Square MBTA station located near I-93.
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| 1.95 miles | Cogent: Somerville | |
| 3.58 miles | Expedient Boston | |
| 5.13 miles | Centersquare: Watertown BOS4 |
Centersquare's cloud-enabled Watertown data center is located close to the center of Boston, and only 10 miles from Boston Logan International Airport. The facility was originally built in 2002 and then expanded in 2008 to add space, power, and cooling capacity.
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| 8.91 miles | 105 Cabot - Digital Realty |
3 Story Structure
Flood Zone: Outside 100 and 500 Year Flood Plain
Seismic Zone 2A
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| 8.91 miles | 128 1ST - Digital Realty |
Originally built by a telecom company in 2000, this facility has 13 MW of critical IT load that serves a total of 18 customers who are primarily internet based, financial services, and healthcare related companies.
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| 10.79 miles | 115 2nd - Digital Realty |
Digital Realty full leased the building to a Triple Net tenant, Cyxtera BO3
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| 10.79 miles | Centersquare: Waltham BO3 |
1 Story Structure
Raised Floor: 24"
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| 10.97 miles | Centersquare Waltham BOS1 |
Datacenter operational since in 1998.
2 story building
Raised Floor: 12"
Utility: NSTAR
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| 10.99 miles | 600 Winter - Digital Realty |
Digital Realty full leased the building to a Triple Net tenant, Cyxtera BO1.
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| 11.03 miles | Equinix Boston BO1 | |
| 11.53 miles | 200 Quannapowitt |
The former facility was torn down in 2023.
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| 13.85 miles | Camber: Bedford, MA |
1 Story structure
Flood Zone: Outside 100 and 500 Year Flood Plain
Seismic Zone 2A
N+2 Cooling Plant Redundancy
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| 15.39 miles | EdgeConneX Boston |
Customer work spaces are available
Raised Floor: 30"
EdgeConnex has rights to adjacent space to accommodate expansion.
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| 15.62 miles | FirstLight Rockland |
The site was acquired from ColoSpace in 2019.
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| 15.75 miles | Equinix Boston BO2 |
Equinix acquired BO2 as well as 28 other datacenters from Verizon in 2017. It was formerly named Verizon BOS1 Billerica.
Constructed in 2001
Construction Type: Slab on grade, concrete
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Crown Castle's facilities were acquired from Lightower, Sidera, FiberTech.
In 2017 Crown Castle acquired Lightower Fiber Networks for $7.1B. Lightower Fiber Networks was a fiber provider with over 20,000 route miles of network and access to over 8,500 buildings in the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic and Chicago Metro
In 2015, Lightower acquired Fibertech Networks.
June 12, 2024 Crown Castle
Crown castle which operates more than 40,000 towers, has acknowledged that it's become more difficult to build new infrastructure. This is due to opposition from residents and the fact that some municipalities don't want more telecom masts at all."It's generally because it's very difficult to...
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May 17, 2024 Crown Castle
Proxy firm Glass Lewis has publicly urged Crown Castle shareholders to vote for two activist director candidates, including the company's co-founder and former chief executive officer, Ted Miller, to the board, along with former CFO Charles Green. Furthermore, Glass Lewis also told shareholders...
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April 22, 2024 Crown Castle
Tower company Crown Castle recently revealed that it has been in talks with multiple parties regarding its fiber business in recent months. Miller, who was the company's CEO until 2001, wants to sell the fiber business and has previously said the assets could fetch as much as $15 billion. "The...
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April 09, 2024 Crown Castle
Crown Castle has announced Steven J. Moskowitz as president and CEO, bringing an end to Crown Castle's search for a successor to former CEO Jay Brown, who announced his departure in December. Anthony Melone acted as interim CEO from January 16, 2024. “I have long admired Crown Castle’s quality...
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December 19, 2023 Boston
Photonic computing company Lightmatter has now been crowned a Unicorn, raising $155 million at a $1.2 billion valuation. This funding is part of the series C investment round, which helped the company raise $154 million in May, successfully tripling the company’s value at the time. Overall,...
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